Business events professional, Tina Eggers (pictured) has been appointed deputy director of Business Development at ASM Global (APAC), the entertainment venue and event strategy and management group. The newly created role will support the company’s business development of ASM Global venues and the growth of its operations in the Asia Pacific and Gulf region. With more than 25 years’ experience in the Business Events sector in Australia and internationally, Tina Eggers has a proven track record of building key client relationships and initiating business events strategies. Commenting on her appointment, Eggers says she is looking forward to working with the teams in the Asia Pacific and Middle East, “to elevate clients’ success and drive excellent results for the group”. Eggers will support ASM Global group director of marketing, Beverley Parker who said: “Tina joins the ASM Global APAC team bringing with her a wealth of experience and a deep understanding of the Business Events sector having worked across all markets including during her tenure securing international conferences for Business Events Sydney and her role at ICC Sydney International Convention Centre as senior manager business development – national.”
New appointment signals ASM Global expansion in Asia Pacific and Gulf region
Comments
Comments are closed on this post.
Trending
SITE to bring research and 20 years of Young Leaders to IMEX America 2026
1 week ago
Beyond attendance: How conferences can grow membership, strengthen communities and create lasting impact
1 week ago
Australian airfares remain below inflation despite soaring costs, according to Flight Centre index
1 week ago
PCMA members approve 2027 Board of Directors and Trustees slate
1 week ago
Nearly 9 in 10 destinations improve as Helsinki leads 2026 GDS-Index
1 week ago
IMEX America achieves top neurodivergent inclusive event design endorsement
2 days ago
Beurs van Berlage becomes a B Corp and achieves Green Globe Gold status
1 week ago
Advertisement
Essential Reads

New EIC study finds business events contribute US$1.8 trillion to global GDP
Analysis

Washington DC bucks trend of US tourism decline with record visitor spending
North America

A look back at November’s IBTM and how event formats are “festivalising”
IBTMWorld

US airports face potential closures amid government shutdown
Business Travel

The countries with the highest business travel spend in the world
Business Travel
More like this





